Liverpool could add a number of huge names to their team next season if they win the Premier League and now have been told how much they have to pay for one of their goals
Liverpool will be forced to pay an eye-watery £ 85 million if they want to sign Mohammed Kudus. The West Ham star has long been associated with a move to Anfield.
The importance of the Reds extends completely back to Kudus' time with former club Ajax, with ex-Boss Jurgen Klopp considered a big fan. Although the German has left the club, the importance of Liverpool has not decreased.
According to reports, the new boss Arne Slot also wants to add the attacker to his team after he was impressed by his performances. In December the Dutchman said: 'I think he is a good player, that's for sure. Everyone sees this.
“He can play multiple positions. I think he also played here for Ajax against Liverpool like a nine. He is a big threat to them.”
That praise took place in the weekend when the Reds' Beat West Ham with 2-1 beat. Slot added: “Kudus was almost uncontrollable”, while the mail online suggested that the Liverpool team also 'left' about kudus' quality.
Every movement would not be cheap, with athletics that suggests that Kudus has written a release clause of £ 85 million in his contract with the Hammers. Kudus, 24, has scored 17 goals in 74 performances for West Ham since he signed Ajax. He has just over three years on his contract in the London Stadium.
If Liverpool seduces Kudus to Anfield, he would be reunited with his former Ajax boss John Heitinga, who is coach under Arne Slot. “I felt very good under Heitinga,” Kudus told football. “He is the best coach I had at Ajax.
“Apart from the training aspect, I also keep it to a large extent in terms of norms and values. I personally would have liked to have worked with him for longer. He is a top trainer and I really appreciated his efforts to make the players better at that time.
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“When he took over the rest of the season [at Ajax]He showed an immediate impact. It got better. When we saw each other again, there were things that immediately connected us. He tried to make me and all other players better. I am very grateful to him for our time at West Ham. '
While Liverpool is interested in Kudus, their need for a new attacker has taken a new deal in Anfield in recent weeks with Mohamed Salah Penning. The Egyptian no longer had a contract this summer, but has committed his future to the Reds until at least 2027.
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